FATHER`S MESSAGE Dear Βrothers and Sisters in Christ, The Great

FATHER’S MESSAGE
Dear Βrothers and Sisters in Christ,
The Great Lent, which began on Monday, March 18th is truly a period of
meditation for the soul and body. It is the time for us to collect and to recall all our
sinful deeds and to repent and ask for forgiveness from God and to strengthen our ties
with Him. Great Lent serves as a preparation for the drama. And the true passion of
the Holy Week which will soon be upon us.
There are many roads and avenues which lead to the spiritual edification of our
souls with prayer, Bible reading, fasting, Holy Confession and Holy Communion. No
matter which path we take, the road of the Great Lent definitely plays a very essential
role in the cultivation and growth of our religious life.
Fasting, Prayer and Repentance are essential elements for salvation of our souls
and during Great Lent we have the opportunity to humble ourselves and ask
forgiveness from our Lord for our sins.
Moses in the book of Exodus fasted for forty days as his preparation to receive
the Ten Commandments from God. Daniel fasted for forty days awaiting God’s word.
Our Lord, Jesus Christ, fasted for forty days without anything after His Baptism by St.
St. John the Baptist.
Our Lord tells us many times in His teachings to fast. Man must fast in such
manner making willingly and with sincerity and not to impress others. “When you do
fast, do not put on a sad face, as hypocrites do, for they disfigure their faces so that all
men may see that they are fasting”. Jesus condemned “false fasting”, the wrong kind.
He expected those who love God to execute a wise and proper fast. We should and
we must fast from certain foods, but equally we must fast from wrong doings. “What
our mouths take in, it is also important what comes out of our minds, and above all, out
of our hearts.” Our every thought should be such as to allow our souls to be filled with
beauty, goodness, kindness, compassion, as God intended for us.
Christ wants us to make ourselves strong and able to resist every temptation by
the devil, who works forever. Fasting keeps us from becoming slaves of habit. We
need to take time from our daily lives and to prepare ourselves. Some of us develop
cravings for certain food, desires, needs that instead of being a pleasure, they become
a necessity. If one practices a wise and disciplined fasting, no pleasure would become
a Cain and no habit would become “Our Master”.
Remember that the Lenten Season began on Monday, March 18th and continues
until the Resurrection of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Remember that fasting and
the Lenten Season demands of us to consecrate our souls, our minds and our bodies
to Jesus and His Church. The blessings that we receive from observing the Great Lent
depends on us. Come forth and receive Hid precious Body and His precious Blood.
“Do I really have to fast for the Great Lent?” You decide what is best for your
soul, for your heart for your body, and above all, for your eternal salvation.
My dear brothers and sisters in Christ, I pray that our loving God will receive our
repentance and forgive our sins and may His Holy Resurrection be a fountain of health
and love for us.
We wish you a Happy Easter, Kalo Pascha, and when we say Christ is Risen,
Christos Anesti, we mean it from the depths of our souls. Please remember the church
of St. Athanasios.
With Love in Christ,
Fr. Anargyros
Αγαπητοί µου Ενορίτες,
Τούτη η ευλογηµένη περίοδος της Μεγάλης Σαρακοστής, µε τις Προηγιασµένες
Θείες Λειτουργίες µε τα Απόδειπνα, µε τους Χαιρετισµούς της Παναγίας, που
διερχόµεθα µας οµιλεί γιά µετάνοια, για νηστεία, γιά προετοιµασία για το Πάθος του
Κυρίου µας και την Ενδοξό του Ανάστασι.
Μας υπενθυµίζει για τις πίκρες και
ταλαιπωρίες και τα φρικτά βάσανα που υπέφερε γιά την σωτηρία της ψυχής µας, γιά το
αιώνιο ταξείδι µας στήν “άνω Ιερουσαλήµ” στην άλλη ζωή που υπόσχεται ο Χριστός
στους εργάτες του καλού και της πραγµατικής αγάπης.
Σηµαντικές υπενθυµίσεις στο ρολόϊ της ζωής µας. Άς χρησιµοποιήσουµε τον
χρόνο να τακτοποιήσουµε τις επίγειες υποθέσεις µας, να ντύσουµε την ψυχή µας µε το
φόρεµα της συγχωρήσεως, της συµφιλιώσεως, της γαλήνης, διώχνοντας έτσι µακρυά
τον διάβολο που προσπαθεί να αρπάξη την ψυχή µας από την αγκαλιά της αγάπης του
Χριστού και Σωτήρος µας.
Αδελφοί µου, ας ετοιµαστούµε κατάλληλα, µε Εκκλησιασµό, Νηστεία και
Μετάνοια. Μακρυά από πάθη και κακές επιθυµίες, µακρυά απο προσπάθειες πώς θα
ικανοποιήσουµε τις εγωϊστικές µας τάσεις και επιδείξεις, πως θα δοξασθούµε, πως θα
επιδειχθούµε. Στην γή περπατούµε αλλά γιά τον ουρανό κατευθυνόµεθα.
Ευχόµεθα, η ώρα αυτή να µας βρή πιστούς και έτοιµους, ώστε να συναντήσουµε
τον Χριστό µας που έρχεται να πάθη, να χύση το αίµα του, να ταφή και να αναστηθή
γιά την δική µας σωτηρία και ανάστασι.
Σέ όλους σας, ευχόµεθα ένα αληθινό, ευλογηµένο και χαρούµενο Πάσχα µε τους
δικούς σας.
Με Αγάπη Χριστού,
Πατήρ Ανάργυρος
CHILDREN AND HOLY WEEK AND THE RESURRECTION
All of us, Orthodox Christians are asked to fervently set aside this holiest of all weeks,
Holy Week, and to plan to spend it in worship as much as possible. It is also very
important for all parents with children to be a part of these services of Holy Week as
well. These special services bring to life the events of Jesus’s last days on Earth prior
to His Resurrection.
It is understandable that the smaller children may not be able to participate in
some of the services because of the lateness of the hour. However, parents have
the responsibility to bring their children regardless of age to:
The Sacrament of Holy Unction on Holy Wednesday at 3:00 p.m.
The Apokathilosis or the removal of Jesus’ body on Holy Friday at 3:00 p.m.
The Holy Saturday Vesperal Divine Liturgy beginning at 8:30 a.m., whereby ALL
children should be prepared to receive Holy Communion.
The Agape Services on Easter Sunday beginning at 11:30 a.m. and whereby
immediately following the Agape Service they will receive the Easter Baskets and
be able to participate in the annual Easter Egg Hunt.
Parents, please keep these days of Holy Week in mind and please make it a point to
attend with your children to all of these very important Holy Week services. Excuse
notes in order to leave early from school to attend Holy Wednesday and Holy Friday
Services are available upon request, by contacting the Church Office.
PARENTS...IT IS UP TO YOU!!!!
SATURDAY, APRIL 27TH
SATURDAY OF LAZARUS
All children are urged to come and participate in the Divine Liturgy and receive Holy
Communion. After the Divine Liturgy, breakfast will be served and we hope that after
breakfast we will be able to stay and make our traditional Palm Crosses for Palm
Sunday.
ΣΑΒΒΑΤΟ, 27 ΑΠΡΙΛΙΟΥ
ΣΑΒΒΑΤΟ ΤΟΥ ΛΑΖΑΡΟΥ
Όλα τα παιδιά της ενορίας µετά των γονέων των, παρακαλούνται να έλθουν και να
κοινωνήσουν µαζί. Αµέσως µετά την Θεία Λειτουργία, παρακαλούνται όλοι να
παραµείνουν γιά ένα νηστήσιµο πρωϊνό, και γιά να φτιάξουµε τα Σταυρουδάκια για
την Κυριακή των Βαϊων.
EASTER SUNDAY - MAY 5TH 11:30 a.m.
We invite ALL families, children and Adults to attend the special Agape Service on
Pascha, Easter Sunday. Following the service, all the children of our Parish will
receive a basket and are invited to participate in the Easter Egg Hunt.
Let us come together to celebrate this special day of our Orthodox Faith
MEMORIAL DAY GRAVE BLESSINGS
Father Anargyros will conduct Memorial Day Grave Trisagia on
Monday May 27th, at all area cemeteries.
Ο Πατήρ Ανάργυρος θα τελέσει Τρισάγια τη Δευτέρα 27Μαϊου,
στα κοιµητήρια της περιοχής.
9:00 - 10:00 A.M. Laurel Grove Memorial Park in Totowa.
Father Anargyros will meet everyone at the cemetery entrance at 9:00 a.m.
10:30 - 11:30 A.M. Cedar Lawn Cemetery in Paterson.
Father Anargyros will meet everyone at the cemetery entrance at 10:30 a.m.
12:00 - 2:00 P.M. George Washington Memorial Park in Paramus.
Father Anargyros will meet everyone at the cemetery entrance at 12:00 noon.
Please be at the entrance of the cemetery on time
GREEK SCHOOL
Dear parents,
On Febuary 8th, our PTO offered to all the students of the Greek School a very
entertaining program, that everyone enjoyed a lot!!!.
I express my gratitude for this event to the PTO, but also for all the efforts and events
they do, to benefit our School, and our students!!!
On April 7th, everyone (including parents and children), should attend the Greek
Independence Day, in New York City. We urge you to please be there with the rest
members of our community!!!
Our School will remain closed from the 28th of April, till the 6th of May (Holly Week).
Classes will resume, the 8th of May.
We wish everyone A BLESSED AND HAPPY EASTER!!
Sophia Stamatiou
Greek School Principal
Aγαπητοί γονείς,
Στις 8 Φεβρουαρίου, ο Σύλλογος Γονέων, παρουσίασε ένα χαρούµενο ψυχαγωγικό
πρόγραµµα για τους µαθητές του Ελληνικού µας Σχολείου, που είχε µεγάλη επιτυχία.
Τους ευχαριστούµε πολύ, και εκτιµούµε κάθε προσπάθεια που γίνεται έκ µέρους του
Συλλόγου Γονέων, καθ΄όλη την διάρκεια του έτους.
Η παρέλαση της Εθνικής µας Ανεξαρτησίας, θα πραγµατοποιηθεί στις 7 Απριλίου στην
Νέα Υόρκη. Παρακαλούµε τους γονείς, να κάνουν κάθε προσπάθεια, για να
παραβρεθούν στην τόσο σηµαντική αυτή παρέλαση τους Έθνους µας!!!
Το Σχολείο µας θα παραµείνει κλειστό από τις 28 Απριλίου, µέχρι τις 6 Μαϊου, λόγω του
εορτασµού του Πάσχα. Οι µαθητές µας θα επανέλθουν στις τάξεις τους, στις 8 Μαϊου.
Ευχόµαστε σε όλους
ΧΑΡΟΥΜΕΝΟ ΚΑΙ ΕΥΛΟΓΗΜΕΝΟ ΠΑΣΧΑ
PTO
Dear St. Athanasios Families,
Spring is in the air and there’s a lot of exciting things coming up!! Despite the
“snow storm”, our 1st Winter Fun Fair was a HUGE SUCCESS!!! Our children enjoy
the in-door carnival which feature 15 different booths (from Sand Art to Shimmer
Tattoo's). We would like to thank all of the Parents and donors who helped make this
event happen and be SO SUCCESSFUL!!! Our children can’t wait for this Fun Fair to
come again next winter!
Coming on Friday May 10th, 2013 the PTO will be hosting it’s first ever Greek Night
Out for the entire St. Athanasios Adult Community at the 201 Supper Club in
Englewood NJ! Open Bar, Appetizers & Greek Music..Look out for our flyer for details
and to reserve your tickets!!! All proceeds will go to benefit the St. Athanasios Greek
Afternoon School!!
As always we encourage and welcome everyone to please come to our
upcoming meetings, get involved and offer us your valuable input!
Please mark your calendars:
Sunday, April 7th: Greek Independence Day Parade in NYC
Sunday, April 14th: PTO Coffee Hour following the Divine Liturgy
Monday, April 15th: PTO Monthly Meeting - 5:00pm in Community Hall
April 28th—May 6th : School Closed—Holy Week & Holy Easter
Friday, May 10th: GREEK Night Out at 201 Supper Club in Englewood, NJ
Monday, May 13th: PTO Monthly Meeting - 5:00pm in Community Hall
May 16th– May 20th: School Closed—Greek Festival
Sunday, May 26th: PTO Coffee Hour following the Divine Liturgy
Monday, May 27th: School Closed—Memorial Day
With love in Christ,
Eleni Karounos
St. Athanasios PTO President
PHILOPTOCHOS
Dear Parishioners,
On behalf of St. Irenes’ Philoptochos Society, we wish you and your families Kali
Sarakosti! We are still in the midst of our membership drive and encourage all
Orthodox Christian women to join our organization.
On February 23, 2012, Thea Portelos, Xanthippi Nakopoulos, Anthoula
Kamvosoulis, Anna Gourmos and Penelope Roumantzas represented our chapter at
the Annual Metropolis Visitation to St. Michael’s Home for the Aged. The chapters of
our Metropolis brought with them their annual gift to St. Michael’s Home, and enjoyed
bringing joy to the lives of the residents.
We have had a busy first quarter, and have assisted many in need. We have
made contributions to several Hurricane Katrina Relief Efforts, Project Hope for the
People of Greece, the Center for Food Action, and Autism Awareness.
We once again sponsored a successful Tricky Tray. I would like to thank all who
donated their talent and time in making this event a success. Please support the
vendors who donate to our cause. We are looking forward to hosting the Annual
Lenten Repast after Services for Kathara Deftera on March 18, 2013. We will also be
sponsoring our annual Tsoureki Sale, and following the success of last year, will be
sponsoring the Palm Sunday Luncheon on April 28, 2013.
Philoptochos is sponsoring our Annual Achievement Based Scholarship for $1000.00.
Graduating High School Seniors of the St. Athanasios Community are invited to apply.
An applicant with his/her family must be a member in good standing of St. Athanasios
Greek Orthodox Church, Paramus, New Jersey. Applications may be obtained from
the Church Office or by contacting Mrs. Rita Pavlou. Applications must be received by
May 1, 2013.
Luncheon
Bakaliaro & Skordalia
April 28th, 2013
Immediately Following the
Divine Liturgy
at the Community Center
SAVE THE DATE - DETAILS TO FOLLOW!
As always, we thank you for your continued support.
Sincerely,
Thea Portelos, President
HELLENIC SENIORS
The Hellenic Seniors welcome those who are interested to participate in our meetings.
Our meetings are held on the third Thursday of every month in our community center
from 12:30-2:00 p.m. The donation is $2 per person, so we may provide coffee and
cake. Our annual dues are $10 per person.
On our calendar, we have various day trips, including monasteries. All visitors
are welcome to attend our next meeting.
If you have any questions or would like additional information, please contact:
Helen Mantzouranis 201-794-8412
Mary Lignos 201-845-0325
John Pangis 201-664-8027
SUNDAY CHURCH SCHOOL
On February 3rd, we had our annual Godparent/ Godchild Sunday. We thank
everyone who joined us for the community breakfast – it was amazing! Special
thanks go to the teachers who work so hard to make this an annual success,
Chairpersons Stella Backos and Lillianne Dugan and committee members Thea
Portelos, Angela Spirou, Maria Zalokostas, and Anna Zalokostas.
The calendar of Sunday Church School activities continues to be filled in the upcoming
spring. Please continue to bring your children to Church on time.
We will be holding our annual OCMC Mission Drive, headed by Sotiria Stavropoulos.
With our Coin Box drive we are able to support Orthodox mission churches around
the world.
Our Lenten Retreat will be held on Saturday March 30, and we are excited to have
Vasiliki Tsigas Fotinis as a presenter on the topic of Prayer. Please register your
children early for this Retreat.
On Sunday March 31 at 1:00 St. Athanasios Church will hold its annual Oratorical
Festival in the church following Divine Liturgy. Please join us to hear our children
give their speeches.
We invite all girls from grades three and above to be a Myrofora. It is beautiful
opportunity for young girls to participate in our Holy Week and Easter Services.
Please contact Stella Backos if you would like your daughter to be a Myrofora.
April 27th is the Saturday of Lazarus and the Sunday Church School will hold its
Lenten Communion Breakfast followed by Palm Cross making. The Myrofores
will have a practice on that day.
Graduation is Sunday June 9.
Finally, I would like to take this opportunity to thank our Sunday Church School
teachers for everything they have done this year. Each of us has many personal and
work related commitments, but these dedicated parishioners have accepted the
responsibility under the direction of Father Anargyros, and along with the family, of
teaching our faith to the children of our community. In addition to instructing classes,
each teacher is chairing or participating in one or more of our annual events. Thank
you to this great group of people!
FOOD PANTRY MINISTRY
DIAKONIA AGAPE
As part of our new parish ministry, “Diakonia Agape” Food Pantry Ministry - Feeding
the Hungry”, we will be collecting non-perishable items. This will be an on-going Parish
Ministry. All donations can be placed in the designated boxes as you enter the
Community Hall. All food items will assist needy families of our parish and food
pantries of our neighborhood
FOS MINISTRY
BOOK STORE ITEMS
• EASTER CANDLES
• HOLY WEEK BOOKS
• ICONS
• LENTEN BOOKS
• BIBLES
• INCENSE AND CHARCOAL
• CENSORS
• PRAYER ROPES
• ICON BRACELETS
• CHILDREN’S BOOKS
• GREEK BOOKS
• GIFTS
If you do not see something in our bookstore, we can order it for you
Dr. Karen Scoullos
GOYA
It’s been that busy time of the GOYA year, and I’m not referring to the Holiday
season! As Sights & Sounds approached, we prepared our talents and efforts in all the
activities we participated in, hoping to be the most successful.
During the month of February, the GOYA had a great time at various occasions.
The GOYA attended the White Out Dance at St. John the Theologian in Tenafly.
Additionally, the state annual Valentine’s Dance was St. George in Trenton. The rest of
the month was dedicated to Sights and Sounds practices – whether for Greek dance,
choral speaking, the play, singing group, or band, we were all kept very busy. I am
happy to say that all of our individual and group efforts paid off as we won 2nd place
overall for the second year in a row! I know that I can speak for myself and my fellow
GOYAns when I say that it is a day like Sights and Sounds when I really realize how
happy and proud I am to be a member of the Saint Athanasios GOYA. We were
awarded 60 points for our sights, which was a great accomplishment in itself,
especially because many of our GOYAn’s were awarded.
Please join me in
congratulating all of our winners!
CONGRATULATIONS SIGHTS WINNERS:
Dimitri Stathopoulos, Computer Art - 1st Place
Kristi Marcopoulos, Decoupage - 1st Place
Nickita Alexiades, Macramé - 1st Place
Stella Kovoros, Molded Ceramics - 1st Place
Nickita Alexiades, Mosaics - 1st Place
Nickita Alexiades, Rug Making - 1st Place
Alicia Pallikaropoulos, Soft Sculpture - 1st Place
Marissa Mariano, Stained Glass - 1st Place
Kristi Marcopoulos, Acrylics - 2nd Place
Dimitri Stathopoulos, Beading-Orig. Design - 2nd Place
Nickita Alexiades, Molded Ceramics - 2nd Place
Nicholas Salemme, Mosaics - 2nd Place
Nickita Alexiades, Senior Essay - 2nd Place
Kristi Marcopoulos, Color Pencil - 3rd Place
Nickita Alexiades, Decoupage - 3rd Place
Elias Marcopoulos, Junior Essay - 3rd Place
Eleni Backos, Molded Candles - 3rd Place
Elizabeth Connor, Scratchboard - 3rd Place
Elizabeth Connor, Beading-Orig. Design – H. Mention
Stelios Kostopoulos, Cartoons - Honorable Mention
Niko Christopoulos, Collage - Honorable Mention
Elias Marcopoulos, Flower Making - H. Mention
Alicia Pallikaropoulos, Mosaics - Honorable Mention
CONGRATULATIONS SOUNDS WINNERS:
Senior American Monologue - 1st Place, Maria Kovoros
Dramatic Pair - 1st Place
Maria Kovoros & Stella Kovoros
American Play - 2nd Place
Elizabeth Connor, Stefanos Hunter, Elias Marcopoulos, Kristi Marcopoulos, Marissa
Mariano,
Alicia Pallikaropoulos, Nicholas Salemme, James Smith, Dimitri Tobar, Anna Tsapelis
Junior Greek Monologue - 2nd Place - Alexandra Katechis
Choral Speaking - 2nd Place
Nickita Alexiades, Dina Christopoulos, Alexandra Katechis, Maria Kovoros, Stella
Kovoros, Elias Marcopoulos, Kristi Marcopoulos, Marissa Mariano, Nicholas Salemme,
Anna Tsapelis
Jr. Instrument Solo - 4th Place - Stefano Hunter
Sr. Instrument Solo - 5th Place - Nickita Alexiades
Instrumental Group - 5th Place
Nickita Alexiades, Stefanos Hunter, Elias Markopoulos, Marissa Mariano, Nicholas
Salemme, Dimitri Stathopoulos, Dimitri Tobar, Anna Tsapelis
Sr. Essay - honorable Mention - Maria Kovoros
I would like to commend the combined efforts of all our advisors and coaches,
and needlessly to say, our GOYAns. I would also like to thank those who participated
in the American Singing and Choral Speaking groups. I was very touched and moved
by the selections, which were dedicated to Benjamin Venezia, a GOYAn who will be
forever in our hearts.
The month of March was not as hectic, but just as enjoyable as we attended the
rescheduled bowling and awards dance. On a final note, I would like to thank all of my
fellow GOYAns once again for their participation at Sights and Sounds, and for already
making this a great year for Paramus GOYA. I look forward to spending the rest of the
year with you and to enjoy it together.
With Christ’s Love,
Dimitri Stathopoulos
GOYA President
HOPE / JOY
Dear St. Athanasios families,
First, we would like to thank all of you for bringing your children to the various
events that HOPE and JOY has been hosting thus far. Our mission is to provide our
families with a venue where we could reinforce Orthodoxy in the lives of our children
while giving them a recreational and creative outlet.
On February 9th, all the youth enjoyed a wonderful evening at the Winter Fun Fair
hosted by the Greek School PTO. The children had fun playing at the various carnival
booths winning an assortment of prizes.
In preparation for Great Lent, all the children helped make Lenten koulourakia.
In addition, we discussed why we fast during Great Lent. To wrap up the evening, we
celebrated with a Pizza Party.
For our JOY-aged children (8-11), the basketball workshop being run by Coach
Andy Hios has been a great success. We have had at least 20 children at each
session. It is wonderful to see the teamwork and the friendships that are being built
among our youth. The workshop will continue to run on Saturdays from 12:30 to 2:00
pm through April.
Please mark your calendars for the following events:
Friday, April 26
Time: 6:00 - 8:00 pm
We will dye Easter eggs and make our own lambades and also hold a discussion about
Holy Week and Holy Easter. Lenten snacks will be served.
Friday, May 10
Time: 6:00 - 8:30 pm
Bowling at Montvale Lanes in Montvale
Food and refreshments will be available.
As a reminder, both ministries are open to all of the children of our community.
HOPE is open to children between the ages of 4 and 7 and JOY is for children between
the ages of 8 and 11.
For parents interested in enrolling their children, please stop by the Church Office for
an application or email us at [email protected].
Wishing everyone a blessed Lent. Kαλή Σαρακοστή σε ολους.
Your Advisors,
Penny Αntonopoulos and Irene Zervoudis
ALTAR BOYS
The Altar Boys serve our Lord faithfully and reverently every Sunday and during the
many special Holy Days of our Holy Orthodox Church. Monthly gatherings will be held
by the parish priest to instill within the Altar Boys the understanding of serving the Altar
with humility as well as the duties and responsibilities that come with it. All Altar boys
are invited to the next Altar boy Meeting on Saturday of Lazarus, April 27th following
the Divine Liturgy.
High School and College Graduation Sunday
will be held on Sunday, June 9, 2013
All High School and College graduates are asked
to submit their names to the Church Office.
All graduates will be honored on this day.
FESTIVAL
If you are available and willing to assist in the festival preparations, please contact the
church office for the schedule of preparations.
This year’s Festival is
May 16-19th, 2013
YOUR HELP IS NEEDED!
THE SUCCESS OF OUR FESTIVAL DEPENDS ON ALL OF US
THE MINISTRIES OF ST. ATHANASIOS:
SUNDAY CHURCH SCHOOL
Athena Georgotas - Director
GREEK SCHOOL
Sophia Stamatiou - Principal
PHILOPTOCHOS SOCIETY
Thea Portelos - President
P.T.O.
Eleni Karounos - President
CANTOR
Chris Haramis
CHOIR
Lee Kotsambas, Director
ALTAR BOYS
Contact: Sotirios Karabetsos
H.O.P.E. (ages 4-7)
Penny Antonopoulos, Irene Zervoudis
J.O.Y. (ages 8-11)
Penny Antonopoulos, Irene Zervoudis
GOYA (ages 12-18)
Tina Marcopoulos-Head Advisor, Demetri
Stathopoulos - President
FOS (Outreach Parish Ministry)
Karen Scoullos
HELLENIC SENIORS
Helen Manztouranis
BIBLE STUDY & Catechism
Fr. Anargyros
GREEK DANCING
Eleni Karounos, Athena Kostopoulos, Joanne
Doulos
EPISKEPSIS (Visitations)
Fr. Anargyros
DIAKONIA AGAPIS LOVE IN
ACTION (Help the Needy - Food
Pantry)
Presbytera Christina, Christina Georgotas
SONS OF PERICLES
Pavlos Toronidis, Meet every 1st Thursday at
8:00 p.m.
AHEPA
Mr. Louis Arvanitis, President - Meets every
2nd Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.

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